Directed by Kristijan Jočić
On a seemingly perfect industrial farm, every chicken lives according to the same routine—consuming the same food, obeying the same commands, and believing they are safe. Marked with an identification chip and confined to a tiny cage, Lina has never questioned the world around her until a mysterious white dove appears beyond the walls, awakening a longing for something she cannot yet understand. Guided by instinct rather than certainty, she begins to uncover the horrifying machinery hidden behind the illusion of order. Blending dystopian allegory with striking visual storytelling, La La Land explores the cost of conformity, the manipulation of truth, and the enduring power of individual courage. But if every generation is conditioned to obey before it is even born, can freedom ever truly survive?
Kristijan Jočić
My name is Kristijan Jočić, and I am a Serbian film and television director. I was born in 2000 in Kruševac, Serbia, and I currently live and work in Belgrade. In the 2020/2021 academic year, I enrolled in the Film and Television Directing program at the Faculty of Dramatic Arts in Belgrade, where I continue to develop my skills as a filmmaker. Throughout my studies, I have directed and worked on several short fiction and documentary projects, gaining valuable experience in visual storytelling and filmmaking. These experiences led me to create my first professional animated short film, La La Land, which marks my professional directorial debut.
